"Boy with umbrella in the wind"
William Henry Hunt (1790-1864), British
The most pitifully helpless figure on a rainy day was the unwary person whose umbrella the wind had turned inside out.
Breaking Wind
Travel tip: If you plan to stay in England any length of time, make sure you have a good vented umbrella. Nevermind the rain; the wind has been getting pretty strong. I've seen many damaged or straining dinky umbrellas. I'm glad I have a "super" umbrella. (Kmart, $12.99 plus tax. heh)
"Boy with umbrella in the wind"
William Henry Hunt (1790-1864), British
The most pitifully helpless figure on a rainy day was the unwary person whose umbrella the wind had turned inside out.
"Boy with umbrella in the wind"
William Henry Hunt (1790-1864), British
The most pitifully helpless figure on a rainy day was the unwary person whose umbrella the wind had turned inside out.
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I just read the comment you left on my blog post "Strong Families".
Are you trolling me?
Did you just fart, or is that your breath again?
おならをして、ごめんなさい。 うわあぁぁ、臭いな〜
Yeah, I farted. heh
Uh, no. I had to ask someone what "trolling" means. I was told that it is to purposefully cause upset or disruption for no other purpose. My comments come from the heart and some have actually been toned down a bit. heh Though, perhaps there was no reason to leave comments at all.
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